TasteSpotting

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Ginger Orange Tea: a comforting, slightly spicy drink from Moosewood. Good for what ails you!

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Flu Tea ~ Combat Flu with natural ingredients from either pantry or refrigerator

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Ginger lemon and honey tea - my remedy for what ails ya.

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Fresh Mint Tea is so easy to make and it works beautifully as either a hot or cold herbal tea.

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Spotlight on: Zhena's Gypsy Tea - Organic, fair trade and - most important - delicious!

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Blooming tea: In a matter of minutes, this bulb will bloom into a beautiful flower when steeped in hot water.

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Matcha, or powdered green tea, is simple to make and even easier to fall in love with.

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Lemongrass blades make the most delicious and compforting tea... even if they look like a "matojo"...

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Lapsang Souchong - irresistible (not to all...) chinese smoked black tea.

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A special cup of rooibos. Coconut, chocolate, cinnamon and vanilla. [use translate.google.com to translate from Spanish]

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Adagio's special Masala Chai blend. Isn't it the best-looking chai you've ever seen?

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The beautifully packaged tea star is the perfect end to any dinner party or festive occasion- a variety of tasty loose leaf teas in individual teabags with the bonus of fortune cookie like wisdom to share with your friends.

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Trust the Indians to spice everything up - including their morning tea!